POISON

Most drugs cause vomiting. To help stop this,
take one or two anti-
histamine tablets (travel sickness, allergy, hayfever tablets etc) about
an hour before, on a fairly empty stomach.

If the drugs are in tablet form, take the first 20% as they are, and the
rest crushed and dissolved / mixed in with strong alcohol / food. This
helps the drugs to hit at the same time.

Alcohol helps dissolve the drugs. Don't drink any beforehand, but wash the
tablets down with vodka or similar, and then drink afterwards while you're
still conscious.

Use a large airtight plastic bag over your head, + something around your
neck to hold it on. This transforms a 90% certainty method into a 99%...

Friday night is a good time if you life alone - nobody will miss you until
Monday if you work. Bolt all the doors you can. Say you'll be out over the
weekend visiting someone, so people don't expect a reply to telephone.

Some painkillers etc have less effect if you use them normally (tolerance).

In general, you need to stay away from medical help until you actually die,
but there are exceptions to this (that have been pointed out in the text).

Common drugs:

Cyanide (HCN, KCN)
Dosage: 50 mg Hydrogen Cyanide gas, 200-300 mg Cyanide salts
Time: seconds for HC, minutes Cs (empty stomach) hours (full s)
Available: very difficult to get hold of
Certainty: very certain
Notes: It helps to have an empty stomach (since the salts react
with the stomach acids to form H.C.). A full stomach can delay death
for up to four hours with the salts. Antidotes to cyanide poisoning
exist, but they have serious side effects. What you can do, is instead
of taking the salts directly, drop 500mg or so into a strong acid,
and inhale the fumes. This will be pure Hydrogen Cyanide, and you
should die in 10 to 20 seconds.
[3]:
"Hydrocyanic acid is one of the most poisonous substances known; the
inhalation of its fumes in high concentration will cause almost
immediate death. Hydrogen cyanide acts by preventing the normal
process of tissue oxidation and paralyzing the respiratory center in
the brain. Most of the accidental cases are due to inhaling the fumes
during a fumigating process. In the pure state it kills with great
rapidity. Crystalline cyanides, such as potassium or sodium cyanide
are equally poisonous, since they interact with the hydrochloric acid
in the stomach to liberate hydrocyanic acid. This poison has been used
for both homicide and suicide; in recent history, a number of European
political figures carried vials of cyanide salt for emergency
self-destruction and some used them. Death resulted from amounts of
only a fraction of a gram. A concentration of 1 part in 500 of
hydrogen cyanide gas is fatal. Allowable working concentration in most
of the United States is 20 ppm. Two and one-half grains of liquid acid
has killed. The acid acts fatally in about 15 minutes. The cyanide
salts kill in several hours. The average dose of solution is 0.1 cc.
[1, DGHS talking about KCN]:
on an empty stomach, take a small glass of cold tap water. (Not
mineral water nor any sort of juice or soda water because of it's
acidity). Stir 1 -> 1.5 grammes of KCN into the water. More than that
causes irritation to the throat. Wait 5 minutes to dissolve. It should
be drunk within several hours. Consciousness will be lost in about a
minute. Death will follow 15 -> 45 minutes later.

Paracetamol (Aka Acetaminopren / Tylenol)
Dosage: 15+ grammes, 20+ is better
Time: 10 hours fatal damage, but 2 weeks to actually die
Available: easy to get hold of
Certainty: fairly reliable
Notes: Once 10-12 hours is up, you've had it, but you still live for
a week or two after that. Probably better to wait 15 hours just to
make sure. Horrible side effects during this time (some of which are:
acute toxic hepatitis, renal failure, cerebral oedema, intra-abdominal
bleeding, aspiration pneumonia, haemophilia). Too small dose causes
severe liver damage. Accidental deaths are very common. There are few
if any side effects before the damage becomes fatal; occasionally
vomitting and nausea.

Alcohol (Spirits Preferably, Your Choice)
Dosage: 1/2 litre vodka?, similar. Varies from person to person.
Time: about 8 hours
Available: good
Certainty: unreliable
Notes: will cause liver and kidney damage if 'rescued' before death.
Drink it all at the same time, quickly as possible. Dosage is
questionable, I don't have any figures. Taking the spirits as an
enema is supposed to be a very quick way of absorbing alcohol, but a
less unpleasant way is to inject it. The dosage it takes to kill you
depends on whether you drink normally, the state of your liver,
whether you pass out on your back or not.
[3]: "The fatal dose of pure alcohol in an average adult is 300-400 mL
(750-1000 mL of 40% alcohol) if consumed in less than one hour. Apart
from the effects of overdosage, death after alcohol consumption can
occur as a result of choking on vomit while unconscious. .....
Consequences such as liver damage occur after chronic consumption."
Alcohol helps other drugs to dissolve. Don't drink it in advance, wash
down tablets with it, & follow by drinking another few glasses of
spirits.

Water
Dosage: 14 litres mentioned
Time: 12 hours or so?
Available: always available
Certainty: unknown
Notes: works by washing out the salts in your body, until the cells
fail (osmotic balance buggered up). You need to keep drinking
continually until you collapse. Unusual method. Someone suggested it
would also cause cramps. The following is something from [2]:
"About a year ago a local newspaper carried a story about a
woman who had drunk herself to death. Apparently she had ingested
something mildly poisonous, and when she called her doctor asking him
what to do, he told her to drink lots of water and see him in the
morning. She got to it and managed to drink no less than 14 litres of
water before the osmotic balance in her body was so upset it could no
longer function and she died (don't know how quickly)".

Calle: The above anecdote originally came from me, and the
death described occured in Växjö, Sweden.
Unfortunately I no longer remember which newspaper I
saw it in.

Recently, I was told about a similar case in San
Antonio. It supposedly happened a couple of years ago
and was reported in the local San Antonio Express/News.

Insulin (Injected)
Dosage: No idea
Time: death in hours to days
Available: Difficult to get hold of unless you're a diabetic or a vet
Certainty: reasonable
Notes: Supposed to be quite pleasant (eg insulin shock treatments
used for some psychiatric condition).

Petrol (In Lungs/Injected)
Dosage: "A Thimble-full" -20 ml?
Time: Seconds/minutes
Available: Common
Certainty: I'm not sure of the dosage, but fairly certain if correct
Notes: Can also use LPG (propane/butane) on skin surface (since
these are light enough to go through the skin). Stick your hand in a
bucket of propane and see how many seconds you last...

Oil Of Wintergreen/Methyl Salicylate (In Lungs/Injected)
Dosage: Probably similar to petrol (20 ml)
Time: Don't know
Available: Not available in concentration
Certainty: Don't know
Notes: Don't have enough information on this one to be able to say
anything about it. If it is just taken normally, it is the same as
aspirin.

Malathion (Insecticide) (Entry Revised By Calle)
Dosage: A few bottles, at least
Time: 2 to 3 hours
Available: From a large garden centre or DIY shop
Certainty: not so good
Notes: A correspondent mentions that the LD50 of this stuff
is 1 g/kg in rats, and adds that there is not nearly
that much in a bottle. He also mentions that it is
treatable. Instead of this, he recommends parathion,
if you really want to use an insecticide.

Phosphine Gas From Aluminium Phosphide Pesticide (ALP)
Dosage: Single 3 gramme tablet (".. is enough to kill 10 people")
Time: About 2 hours
Available: Difficult. Used in India, sold on black market.
Certainty: Without medical help, and using fresh pill, very good
Notes: This is a common way of committing suicide in Indian villages.
There is no specific antidote to this. The pills are 3 grammes of ALP,
which produces lethal phosphine gas when it comes in contact with
hydrochloric acid or water in the stomach. After severe vomiting, the
victim loses consciousness, the blood vessels rupture, and body
cavities fill with blood. While the pill is exceedingly lethal, some
escape death because the rate of the gas' release declines with the
pill's age and use, and exposure to moisture. Trouble with this one
is the availability, and it also looks like a rather unpleasant.

Rat Poison (Warfarin)
Dosage: not known
Time: Hours to terminal damage, days to actual death
Available: Available
Certainty: Certain given suffient dosage. Most probably treatable.
Notes: This is one of the truly unpleasant poisons, along with
Paracetamol/Acetylminopren. I think it causes cerebral haemorage (rat
poison works by giving the unfortunate rat haemophillia). Doctors
can't do anything about it, they just leave you to die in agony on an
intensive care ward.
Calle: Since human haemophiliacs usually live quite ordinary
lives, the above sounds rather improbable.

Caffeine
Dosage: 20 grammes (someone said 8 -> 10 grammes)
Time: not known
Available: Caffeine tablets available in Chemist shops
Certainty: don't know
Notes: I don't know very much about this. There isn't all that much
caffeine in coffee, maybe 200 mg.

Potassium Chloride (Injected In Solution)
Dosage: not known (try 20cc injection of strong solution)
Time: Seconds to minutes
Available: Widely available
Certainty: Certain given correct dosage
Notes: Causes heart attack (which is painful). May be difficult
for coroner to realise it was suicide rather than a natural heart
attack. An excess of K+ in the blood interferes with nerve signals,
and stops muscles and nerves from working. So when it reaches your
heart, the heart stops.

Nitrogen Gas (Or Other Inert Gas)
Dosage: Several litres uncompressed is minimum
Time: Minutes
Available: Try plumber, or welding supplies company
Certainty: Certain
Notes: This is really a form of asphyxiation, (see later), but is
particularly good since you don't experience the lack of oxygen (what
people really experience is the EXCESS of carbon dioxide).

Carbon Monoxide (CO)
Dosage: 5% concentration or so?
Time: Minutes to hours depending on concentration
Available: You get it out of a car exhaust, you used to be able to use
"town gas" (eg, stick your head in the cooker) but this is no longer
available
Certainty: Fairly certain, as long as you aren't "rescued"
Notes: Causes brain damage.

Calle: A correspondent from Denmark, where you still can use
"town gas" to kill yourself, says that even though it's
possible it's not a good idea. He tells of an incident
where a family committed suicide by turning on the gas
and waiting. Apparently, the heavier-than-air carbon
monoxide leaked through the floor and reached the people
in the apartment below. Not nice.

The actual cause of death is asphyxiation, since the
carbon monoxide binds tighter to haemoglobine than oxygen
does (the oxygen gets crowded out, so to speak).

Chlorine Gas
Dosage: not known
Time: not known
Available: tricky
Certainty: Good
Notes: This was used in the first world war in the trenches.
Probably very unpleasant, does something to the lungs.

Hydrazine
Dosage: As produced by reaction
Time: Not known, fortnight?
Available: Bottle of bleach & bottle of ammonia
Certainty: not known
Notes: [2]:
"This is no joke, D----. Several years ago at my high school, one of
the janitors innocently mixed together half a bottle of bleach with
half a bottle of of ammonia in a small closet where the cleaning
fluids were kept. He passed out due to the hydrazine (not chlorine)
gas released in the reaction between the two chemicals. This man was
in agony for two weeks in an intensive care unit in a local hospital
with the majority of the inside surface of his lungs damaged and
untreatable before he got lucky and died."

Chloroform
Dosage: not known, just put a splash onto a rag
Time: several minutes probably
Available: not known
Certainty: good
Notes: If you tape the rag over your mouth so that you get knocked
out, you should die as you continue getting the stuff into your lungs.

Digitalis (Foxglove, Digitalis Purpurea)
Dosage: not known
Time: not known
Available: extract from foxgloves
Certainty: bad due to vomiting
Notes: [4]:
Gives you a heart-attack. Symptoms: nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain,
diarrhoea, headache, and slow irregular pulse. Also sometimes
trembling, convulsions, delirium, and hallucinations. Its difficult to
take a fatal amount because vomiting usually gets rid of it.

Yew (Taxus Baccata, The "English Yew")
Dosage: not known
Time: Can be very rapid (minutes), occasionally 3 or 4 days.
Available: Grows wild in the UK, don't know about elsewhere.
Certainty: not sure, but it sounds good if you eat enough
Notes: [4]:
All parts of the plant, _except_ for the fleshy red bit of the fruit,
contain poisons. The seeds are poisonous, so if you eat the berries,
chew them. Symptoms: nausea, abdominal pain, coma, death. The mode of
death is a heart attack which occurs rapidly after eating sufficient.
If no heart attack occurs, you'll probably survive. Sometimes the
sudden collapse leading to death is preceded by lethargy, trembling,
staggering, coldness, dilation of the pupils, rapid pulse that becomes
weak, and convulsions. Other species in this genus are said to be
equally poisonous. See "plants in general".

Mezerein, Daphnetoxin (Mezereon, AKA Daphne Mezereum, AKA D. Laureola)
Dosage: "a few". Probably 10 or more.
Time: not known
Available: Garden plant. Seeds are particularly poisonous.
Certainty: not known, dosage is questionable.
Notes: [4]:
The berries taste horrid, but you only need to eat a few to cause
death. Symptoms: burning sensation in mouth, nausea, vomiting, stomach
pains, diarrhoea, weakness, disorientation, convulsions, followed by
death. The seeds can be dried and stored without affecting the
poisons. Don't confuse this with laurels in the Prunus genus, Rosacea
family. See "plants in general".

Atropine (Atropa Belladonna AKA Deadly Nightshade. Also Potato Fruits)
Dosage: 5 berries in young children.. maybe 30 in adults?
Time: 6 to 24 hours
Available: from fruits of some plants in the potato family.
Certainty: unknown, particularly dosage is questionable
Notes: [4]:
AB also contains hyoscyamine and hyoscine (scopolamine). Symptoms:
dry mouth, flushed face, dilation of pupils, rapid pulse. Possibly
also breathing difficulties, constipation, convulsions,
hallucinations, and coma. AB is often confused with other Nightshade
species, which aren't as poisonous. The berries are black in AB, and
red in Woody Nightshade. In addition, the flowers are larger (1.2 in)
in the true Deadly Nightshade.
Present in unripe deadly nightshake fruits, fruits of potato, and
fruits of other members of this family (not tomato though!), but stick
with AB. See the "plants in general" entry.

Calle: A correspondent mentions that Jimsonweed will also do, and
that a specific antidote exists.

Oleander (Nerium Oleander. Poison Similar To Digitalis)
Dosage: not known, but fairly small amounts.
Time: unknown.
Available: leaves, wood of the plant. From garden centres.
Certainty: unknown.
Notes: [4]:
Deaths have been caused by using wood from this plant in fires, and
making tea from the leaves. In a few hours there is abdominal pain,
nausea, vomiting, bloody diarrhoea, rapid pulse, and visual effects.
Later, a slow, weak, irregular pulse and fall in blood pressure,
followed by failure of heart. See the "plants in general" entry.

Death-Cap / Destroying-Angel Toadstool (Amanita Phalloides)
Dosage: Fraction of one can kill, but eat 1 or 2 just in case.
Time: Week or so
Available: Have to know what it looks like.. similar edible ones
Certainty: Definite without med. treatment; unknown with.
Notes: [5, Volume 7, pp591-592]:
"Poisoning by toxic Amanita species is characterised by a delay in
onset of 4 to 12 hours. At this point, nausea vomiting, colic-like
pain, and diarrhea occur. There then follows a period of respite,
which can last for two to four days. This phase does NOT signify
recovery: damage to the liver and kidneys continues to develop and
the respite gives way to hepatic and renal failure. Death usually
occurs a week or so after poisoning.". See "plants in general".

Ricin (Castor Oil Plant, Ricinus Communis)
Dosage: death has occured from eating 1 bean, but take more than 10
Time: within 3 to 5 days
Available: From eating the castor beans
Certainty: depends on ricin content of the beans. Pure ricin is deadly
Notes: [2] and [4]:
Symptoms begin within a few hours with abdominal pain, vomiting and
bloody diarrhoea for several days. Decreased production of urine and
a fall in blood pressure. Note that people have survived eating more
than 10 beans, *with treatment*. Presumably the fatal dose without
medical intervention is less. Surviving more than 3 to 5 days usually
means recovery. Ricin is described as "..one of the most potent toxins
known".

In 1978 a Bulgarian journalist (Georgi Markov) was assassinated in
London by being prodded with an umbrella. The umbrella had a tiny ball
coated with ricin on its tip, which lodged into the dissident. He
died a few days later in hospital. See "plants in general".

Colchicine (Acetyltrimethylcolchicinic Acid, Autumn Crocus, Royal Lily)
Dosage: 7 mg to 60 mg (why so wide variation?)
Time: symptoms in about 4 hours, death in about 4 days
Available: Easily available (from large garden centre)
Certainty: certain
Notes: [New Scientist article:]
From the Autumn crocus (Colchicum Autumnale) / royal lily (Gloriosa
Superba). One flower of CA is about 12 mg, so take at least five of
them. 20g tuber of GS provides 60mg, single seed of CA provides 3.5mg
(so take 18). Damages blood vessels and nerves, and stops cell
division. Don't know whether its painful or not, but that bit about
damaging nerves is worrying. I just _love_ the name of the acid! See
See the "plants in general" entry.

Aconitine (AKA Wolfsbane, Monkshood, Aconitum Napellus, A. Anglicum)
Dosage: "a few grams"
Time: 10 mins to few hours
Available: Garden plant, so get from garden centre
Certainty: unknown (can be treated in hospital)
Notes: [2] and [4]:
The poison is concentrated in the unripe seed pods and roots.
During winter, the roots are particularly poisonous. Symptoms develop
in less than an hour. Burning sensation, feelings of coldness,
sweating. Later, numbness, vomiting and diarrhoea with abdominal pain.
Finally, slow pulse, convulsions and coma. Death may occur within 2
hours. The poison kills by causing a cardiac failure, and it is
painful. See the "plants in general" comment.

Cicutoxin (Cowbane, Cicuta Virosa)
Dosage: ".. a few bites .. can cause serious poisoning or death".
Time: a few hours or more.
Available: rare in most parts of UK, don't know about elsewhere.
Certainty: good, but resembles wild carrot & wild parsnip.
Notes: [4]:
The poison is strongest in the yellow juice of the underground parts.
Symptoms after half an hour: burning of mouth, excessive saliva,
flushing, nausea, vomiting, dizziness, dilation of pupils, and later a
bluish tinge to the skin. Muscular contractions and convulsions, with
difficulties in breathing are followed by unconsciousness and death,
often within a few hours of eating the plant. See "plants in general".

Coniine, Gamma-Coniceine, Others (Hemlock, Conium Maculatum)
Dosage: unknown
Time: unknown
Available: Grows throughout UK, except north. Don't know about elsewhere.
Certainty: unknown
Notes: [4]:NOTE: There are many plants called "hemlock", some of which aren't
poisonous at all. It can also be mistaken for wild parsley and carrot,
and is in the same family as Cowbane.
Symptoms appear in 15 mins to 2 hours. Initially burning and dryness
of the mouth, muscular weakness leading to paralysis that affects the
breathing. Sometimes also dilation of pupils, vomiting, diarrhoea,
convulsions, and loss of consciousness. If this is survived, birth
defects may be caused in pregnant women.
This is said to be the plant that Socrates took in 399 BC.

Oenanthetoxin (Hemlock Water Dropwort, Oenanthe Eroeata)
Dosage: "..dangerously poisonous, even in small quantities".
Time: Two to twelve hours.
Available: Grows in chalky wet areas, particularly S and W Britain.
Certainty: Fairly good, if you get the right species.
Notes: [4]:
The tubers contain more poison than the rest of the plant,
particularly in winter and early spring, and may be cooked or dried.
Symptoms within an hour or two, nausea, salivation, vomiting,
diarrhoea, sweating, weakness of legs, dilation of pupils. Later loss
of consciousness with convulsions before death. See "plants in
general" entry. Same family as Hemlock.

plants in general (hemlock, foxglove, oleander)
Dosage: N/A
Time: N/A
Available: garden centre
Certainty: questionable
Notes: [1] says:
"Everything I have ever read about death from plant poisoning
indicates that it is risky and painful. Symptoms range from nausea and
vomiting to cramping and bloody diarrhea. .... .. Altogether, I
consider poisonous plants as a means of exit far too unreliable and
painful. No matter how desperate you are, don't even think about it!"

Nicotine(Rewritten By Calle)
Dosage: extract from 100g tabacco? 40-60 mg pure.
Time: Several hours, coma may set in much earlier. Much
quicker if taken in large doses.
Available: Easily available
Certainty: Fairly certain, given a large enough dose.
Notes:
This is what Mike wrote:

"Soak 100 grammes of tabacco for a few days. You get a brown
mess. Strain off the tabacco, then simmer slowly until most of the
liquid has gone, leaving about 2 teaspoons of brown treacle-like
stuff. Add it to your night-time drink, and never wake up. Someone
said the other day that 150mg of pure nicotine would be fatal in
seconds. See the "plants in general" entry."

It is correct, as far as I have found out. It can be added
that the effects include violent convulsions and that the
direct cause of death is respiratory failure. Smokers should
use larger doses than non-smokers.

Iron (Diet Suppliments)
Dosage: unknown
Time: unknown
Available: diet, health food shops
Certainty: good
Notes: [2]:
"Well it seems that iron pills achieve death. They oxydize in the
stomach and eat a hole in it. The only reason I know this is that
someone at my school just recently OD'd and died from this. It was
ruled suicide since no person could accidently take that many iron
pills. They didn't say how many she took or how many it takes to kill
yourself though." [sounds unpleasant]

Cocaine
Dosage: 1 ounce (don't know what that is in real weights..)
Time: 2 to 3 hours?
Available: Difficult
Certainty: not known
Notes: Read something in a newspaper... a coke dealer died after
eating an ounce of it, when the police raided his house. Cause of
death was a cardiac arrest 2 1/2 hours after the overdose. However, a
cocaine OD is painful, and causes paranoia / breathing problems. One
form of cocaine smuggling is to swallow condoms filled with the stuff.
From time to time, a "mule" has a condom burst inside him, and dies in
pain reasonably quickly.

LSD (Lysergic Acid Diethylamide) Nonfatal
Dosage: infinite!
Time: never
Available: who cares?
Certainty: will not kill you
Notes: LSD can't kill you by overdose.. you might go psychotic if you
take tens/hundreds of thousands of times the normal dose, but thats
hardly surprising, since you'd have to be insane to take that much in
the first place. General warning - even for normal use, if you are
depressed, it'll just amplify the depression, not lift it, and the
chances of a bad trip are probably higher. Probably, the only way to
kill yourself with this stuff is to drop two tonnes of it on yourself.

Calle: I don't quite believe in what Mike is saying about
psychosis here. As far as I have been able to find out,
LSD works by catalyzing certain substances in the brain,
and thus vast overdoses have no more effect than merely
large ones. Once all the stuff in your brain is used up,
there will be no more effect.

A correspondent points out a case reported by The Journal
of Clinical Toxicology where eight people snorted pure
LSD Tartrate, beliving that it was cocaine. The amounts
ingested was estimated to be from 1000 to 10000 times an
ordinary dose. Half of them lapsed into comas, but all of
them came out of it without any treatment. Some were
given Valium for anxiety efterwards.

On the whole, it seems that LSD is about as safe as a
drug can be, despite much propaganda saying otherwise.

Heroin (Morphine)
Dosage: 120 to 500 mg in non-users.
Time: unknown
Available: From your friendly neighbourhood drug dealer.
Certainty: unknown
Notes: Combine it with alcohol, since a combination of alc & H is
much more dangerous than alc or H alone.

Rotenone
Dosage: very low, similar to cyanide
Time: depends on dosage
Available: extremely difficult
Certainty: probable
Notes: Rotenone is used by microbiologists to kill potentially
dangerous bacteria cultures. It is extremely poisonous.

Calle: A correspondent believes this entry to be erroneous, since
in the litterature he consulted rotenone was mentioned as
being used as an insecticide and not being all that toxic.

Mercury (Salts, Soluble)
Dosage: 1 gramme of salts
Time: unknown
Available: unknown (what are the _soluble_ salts? how to make?)
Certainty: good
Notes: Note that contrary to popular opinion, pure mercury metal isn't
all that poisonous. The soluble salts are, however. The "mad hatter"
story refers to brain damage that hat makers used to get from using
mercury salts.

Amobarbital (Amytal, Amal, Eunoctal, Etamyl, Stadadorm)[this entry from [1]]
Dosage: 4.5 grammes, typically 90 50mg tablets
Time: unconscious in 5 -> 15 minutes, death in 20 -> 50 minutes
Available: needs to be prescribed
Certainty: very reliable
Notes: use an airtight plastic bag, and a rubber band to get a very
effective method. Alcohol speeds it up and makes it more reliable.
Take an antihistamine about 10 minutes earlier. Empty stomach.
Dissolve most of them in drink / food, and eat the remaining ones
first so that it all peaks at the same time.

Codeine (Combo. With Aspirin: Empirin Compound No. I -> IV)[this entry from [1]]
Dosage: 2.4 grammes, typically 80 30mg tablets
Time: unconscious in 5 -> 15 minutes, death in 20 -> 50 minutes
Available: needs to be prescribed
Certainty: reliable with plastic bag and rubber band
Notes: use bag & band. Alcohol as well as antihistamine on an empty
stomach. People can become tolerant to this drug, and it will no
longer be effective.

Diazepam (Valium, Apozepam, Aliseum, Ducene)[this entry from [1]]
Dosage: 500 milligrammes, typically 100 5mg tablets
Time: N/A
Available: needs to be prescribed
Certainty: unreliable, use in combination with something else (alcohol?)
Notes: use bag & band. Alcohol as well as antihistamine on an empty
stomach. Valium is not effective by itself, but by mixing it with
other drugs or alcohol it makes it more certain.

Flurazepam (Dalmane, Dalmadorm, Niotal)[this entry from [1]]
Dosage: 3 grammes, typically 100 30mg tablets
Time: N/A
Available: needs to be prescribed
Certainty: unreliable, use in combination with something else
Notes: use bag & band. Alcohol as well as antihistamine on an empty
stomach. This is not effective by itself, but by mixing it with other
drugs or alcohol it makes the other drug more certain.

Gluthethimide (Doriden, Doridene, Glimid)[this entry from [1]]
Dosage: 24 grammes, typically 48 500mg tablets
Time: N/A
Available: needs to be prescribed
Certainty: unreliable, use in combination with something else
Notes: use bag & band. Alcohol as well as antihistamine on an empty
stomach. This is not effective by itself, but by mixing it with other
drugs or alcohol it makes the other drug more certain.

Chloral Hydrate (Noctec, Chloratex, Somnox)[this entry from [1]]
Dosage: >10+ grammes, typically 20+ 500mg tablets
Time: N/A
Available: needs to be prescribed
Certainty: unreliable, use in combination with something else
Notes: use bag & band. Alcohol as well as antihistamine on an empty
stomach. This is not effective by itself, but by mixing it with
other drugs or alcohol it makes the other drug more certain.

Hydromorphone (Dilaudid, Pentagone)[this entry from [1]]
Dosage: 100 -> 200 milligrammes, typically 50 -> 100 2mg tablets
Time: unconscious in 5 -> 15 minutes, death in 20 -> 50 minutes
Available: needs to be prescribed
Certainty: very reliable with plastic bag and rubber band
Notes: use bag & band. Alcohol as well as antihistamine on an empty
stomach. People can become tolerant to this drug, and it will no
longer be effective.

Meprobamate (Miltown, Equanil)[this entry from [1]]
Dosage: 45 grammes, typically 112 400mg tablets
Time: N/A
Available: needs to be prescribed
Certainty: unreliable, use in combination with something else
Notes: use bag & band. Alcohol as well as antihistamine on an empty
stomach. This is not effective by itself, but by mixing it with
other drugs or alcohol it makes the other drug more certain.

Methyprylon (Noludar)[this entry from [1]]
Dosage: 15 grammes, typically 50 300mg tablets
Time: N/A
Available: needs to be prescribed
Certainty: unreliable, use in combination with something else
Notes: use bag & band. Alcohol as well as antihistamine on an empty
stomach. This is not effective by itself, but by mixing it with
other drugs or alcohol it makes the other drug more certain.

Meperidine (Pethidine, Demerol, Dolantin)
[this entry from [1]]
Dosage: 3.6 grammes, typically 72 50mg tablets
Time: unconscious in 5 -> 15 minutes, death in 20 -> 50 minutes
Available: needs to be prescribed
Certainty: very reliable with plastic bag and rubber band
Notes: use bag & band. Alcohol as well as antihistamine on an empty
stomach. People can become tolerant to this drug, and it will no
longer be effective.

Methadone (Dolophine, Adanon)[this entry from [1]]
Dosage: 300 milligrammes, typically 60 5mg tablets
Time: unconscious in 5 -> 15 minutes, death in 20 -> 50 minutes
Available: needs to be prescribed
Certainty: very reliable with plastic bag and rubber band
Notes: use bag & band. Alcohol as well as antihistamine on an empty
stomach. People can become tolerant to this drug, and it will no
longer be effective.

Morphine (In Brompton'S Mixtures)[this entry from [1]]
Dosage: 200 milligrammes, typically 14 15mg tablets
Time: unconscious in 5 -> 15 minutes, death in 20 -> 50 minutes
Available: needs to be prescribed
Certainty: very reliable with plastic bag and rubber band
Notes: use bag & band. Alcohol as well as antihistamine on an empty
stomach. People can become tolerant to this drug, and it will no
longer be effective.

Phenobarbital (Luminal, Gardenal, Fenical)[this entry from [1]]
Dosage: 4.5 grammes, typically 150 30mg tablets
Time: N/A
Available: needs to be prescribed
Certainty: unreliable, use in combination with something else
Notes: use bag & band. Alcohol as well as antihistamine on an empty
stomach. This is not effective by itself, but by mixing it with
other drugs or alcohol it makes the other drug more certain.

Propoxyphene (Darvon, Dolotard, Abalgin, Antalvic, Depronal)[this entry from [1]]
Dosage: 2 grammes, typically 30 65mg tablets
Time: death in an hour or so. Does not make you unconscious
Available: needs to be prescribed
Certainty: suggest combine with something to make you sleep, then use bag.
Notes: use bag & band. Alcohol as well as antihistamine on an empty
stomach. Since this one doesn't make you unconscious for a
long time, try combining with one that does, so you can use
the good old bag method.

Pentobarbital (Nembutal, Carbrital Only If In Combo With Pentobarbital)[this entry from [1]]
Dosage: 3 grammes, typically 30 100mg tablets
Time: unconscious in 5 -> 15 minutes, death in 20 -> 50 minutes
Available: needs to be prescribed
Certainty: very reliable with plastic bag and rubber band
Notes: use bag & band. Alcohol as well as antihistamine on an empty
stomach.